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Trump the 'great dealmaker' lets Kim Jong-un walk away with the spoils in Singapore

North Korean leader notched diplomatic coup that eluded his father and grandfather

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Critic's Notebook: Anthony Bourdain, a Master of Human Connection Through Food

More than anything, the late Anthony Bourdain wanted us to not feel isolated — to not feel alone in the world.

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Donald Trump's very clear double standard on Samantha Bee

There is one standard for friends and family, and a very different one for opponents, losers and haters.

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Mamoudou Gassama: Balcony rescue highlights French immigration row

If you come to France without the right papers and you want to get French citizenship, then it's really quite simple.

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Larry Nassar conspired with USA Gymnastics to cover up sex abuse probe – report

USA Gymnastics officials approved a plan to withhold information as to why Larry Nassar wouldn’t be attending gymnastics events in 2015 instead of confirming he was being probed for sexual abuse allegations, it has been reported.

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Royal wedding: Who wore what on Harry and Meghan's big day?

Pastels, florals, as well as yellows and greens were key looks at the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

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Trump’s withdrawal from Iran nuclear deal gives Europe a choice: Become vassals or be independent

Donald Trump’s trashing of the Iran nuclear deal this week was not just an attack on Iranian sovereign interests. The US president was also poking European allies in the eye.

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Donald Trump doesn't take Britain, France or Germany seriously

Like any successful wheeler and dealer, Donald Trump knows how to make his clients feel valued. But, as Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron discovered last week, there's a considerable difference between sincerity and salesmanship.

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Trump is bracing for a subpoena from Mueller. His options sound pretty rough

What happens if Trump is subpoenaed by the special counsel? 7 legal scholars weigh in

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Bill Cosby: A big legacy, forever tarnished

Cosby has used his stardom to convey a message of personal responsibility to young people, an outspokenness that many have seized on as a sign of his hypocrisy.

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Trump's incoherent, dangerous policy on Syria, as laid out in tweets

The resulting disparity between the two sides’ willingness to expend resources and accept risks has hamstrung U.S. policy on Syria for years.

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50 years on from Martin Luther King's murder, hypocrisy reigns in America

On the 50th anniversary of his assassination, it is hard to think of anyone whose legacy has been so misrepresented as that of Martin Luther King Jr.

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I’m calling BS on celeb split announcements

CHANNING and Jenna Dewan Tatum are splitting after nine years of marriage. Their announcement was full of typical Hollywood BS.

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South Africa Corruption Inc

Investigating a major scandal that exposes the corrupt relationship between business and politics in South Africa.

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Russia successfully test-fires new anti-ballistic missile

The Russian military has successfully tested an upgraded anti-ballistic missile designed to destroy incoming warheads. The projectile is a component of the anti-ballistic missile (ABM) shield protecting Moscow.

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Cold War: How do Russia tensions compare to Soviet era?

It was a dramatic show of solidarity that has escalated long-standing tensions between Russia and the West.

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West’s megalomania, but not personal corruption, reason behind Sarkozy attack on Libya

If the Libyan war had been the result of Sarkozy's personal corruption, the problem would be temporary. But the West’s belief that it has a right to attack other countries is a permanent feature and a great threat to peace.

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Putin, ‘the man without a face’, shows his stripes – again

Russian President Vladimir Putin surprised no one when he was re-elected Sunday for a fourth term. Nearly two decades ago though few would have guessed the dull former spy would hold his country in an iron grip that will extend for a quarter century.

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Expert says new Cold War has started as Russia spruiks new ‘unstoppable’ weapons

RUSSIA’S weapons announcement reveals an arms race has started with the US, leaving Australia at risk of being caught left in the firing line.

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Billy Graham, Nixon and anti-Semitism: The Bombshell Tapes That Tarnished the Faith Leader's Reputation

Graham's closest presidential relationship was with Richard Nixon, who offered him any government job he wanted - including ambassador to Israel

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